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Oh no! That’s unfortunate you’re injured 😕. No rush, you’ll be back to it in no time 💜💜💜
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I would love that 💜
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Lavenia, that’s great to hear! xoxox
I try to critique in a way that explains why I’m looking for a change/re-do (if one is needed) that way if someone is planning teaching others they know the “why” behind my request.
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You guys are doing awesome! I had 2 back to back that submitted using a routine to demonstrate the required moves and that’s actually great! It allows me to really see how you enter and exit a move.
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Try swapping it for one of the routines. Like any of the splits or lower body ones. 🥰
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I just wanted to say I’ve really been enjoying the certification process with you all! It’s nice to see the face on the other side of the keyboard.
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Here are 3 more routines
Active Front splits https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/62c34ae8-5160-4ba0-b34a-0caaac110005
Active Middle splits https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/62c37704-983c-4292-83eb-0ce1ac110005
And Stop the Micro Bend (Improve your leg lines) https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/62c34335-e5d8-435a-8252-0c6fac110005
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I’m glad you’re ok!
Mistakes happen and ones that causes pain can really shake a person up and that’s normal. Here are some things you can do to help avoid a fall and increase your confidence again.
When working on tricks that you’re not 100% with always use a crash mat. If you don’t have a mat couch cushions work well.
Don’t train new tricks from up high, stay as low as you can.
Know your limits and stay within them.
You say you’re afraid to invert? Remember that inverting isn’t necessary is a fun option for those who enjoy it. There are a lot of other fun tricks and ways to enjoy the pole. When you are ready to invert again make sure you have an exit plan and that you are totally confident in your invert before trying other tricks like switching legs. Leg switching is far more advanced than an invert on it’s own. To build up your confidence make sure you feel 100% comfortable with both inside and outside leg holds. Then you can start to work on switching. I have several great tutorial for switches once you’re ready. The key is never loosing leg contact with the pole, so having a solid hip hold is needed too.
If you haven’t yet, try following my lessons as everything is placed in order. Building up your skills really helps prevent accidents.
Last, don’t rush into moves. Enjoy the process of learning as much as trying to learn the next move. There’s no rush. Even if you never invert you can still have fun pole dancing.
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Active shoulder routine https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/62c32de3-6a40-4044-b9ce-0c5eac110005
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Active back routine! https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/62bf166c-b014-47c2-b916-077cac110005
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Incase you missed my update! I’ve finished all of the stretching tutorials! This video talks about what’s new https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/62a11f8a-42ec-4991-8dd4-0d06ac110005
Also I’m about to begin filming 5 new flexibility routines!
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Bummer. My first stage was like yours. You could check easy to see if someone can make a custom one.
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Do the new ones work differently?
I have a custom lollipop so I’m not familiar with xpoles.
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Check it out you can go see all your certs right here.
Here’s mine https://www.studioveena.com/certs/ified/bc36cd42-d89d-11df-ab19-12313b090e12
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Sfragiledreams. There’s no extra cost, at this time. For now it’s included with any lesson purchase.
It’s not a limited time.